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‘v , .w“T? . TT T I‘ T T T- A THE GUARDIAN, CHAltL0'l‘1‘ETOWN-,..TUESDAY,‘AUGU§T 4, 1891, } 0‘ P. l8lD.Id- on the Scott Act.” Could more-$15,: ‘TETT j _. D ‘ , . ‘ :::";':.';:.°.*:. A W» s;:::‘:: “‘.§°.:“:2.i‘;‘.Z;Z'..‘,’§ BU . CK

from the printing rooms of Messrs. Haszard it Moore, entitled "Birds of Prince Edward Island, their Habits and Characteristics," by Francis Bain, has been laid on our table. The letter press and general appearance of the

~Rogulat.es Llvcrarid B:.w::l5i..—unlocks tl'I¢sCCl“L‘i‘.TlC .l -..‘\TtirlTflcst.he ‘Blood c.'“.«.f,;'-I’. - -- a.l_l,l_r_‘_n_- pg pL.l."l‘T..l T l'T‘l8 to thcxuol-. . . oT_r.‘-e.’_

epitaph undeserved could be .tluug....at the head of the fanatic who penned these words. But our women, whose noble self-sacrifice in behalf of home and .- sobriety and morality, whose

squai. RIGHTS.

COUNTRY bslore PARTY isuiilcimi. REFORM

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Constiifition,

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. . . 3T~ praises have 8uug.,all over the _ ._~- 3 . _ . " ltilttle vtoluuieare lxlghily find, h|V°“° right “ “Tia juncture in T TTT 0l“8.lly Of tl'l6 ~l~l‘la!ly”~:_ill_l'IleIli’.8 K $7 _ _ ,5 %._a,, *__ . - < » i’... ; 6 117* i _‘~‘°“"P"""8P" " "3-, ‘’ r-r,,,,=~,_-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,0 be .; ; _ .. . caused from a Bllllous - «-,-.-,--—-;:-.-:o;,, . , ,. will he a welcome addition to our J v . ' - « - V-. v - -= i

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defended from such?‘ abuse and th____ .__~‘_ gt, .3.

Island literature. Mr. Bain has been

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astudent of birds for years and is t"§d“°°" T d988l'V/88 _!l0 puni8llln6nTfTr- TDYSPEPSL-‘x ,"‘-.l..l'Q*.JSNE$TSTTT. 80 try of b0tt1éTT9f the Great , _ _ _ q. a . . _ .. _. -5-.d,,,,,d,h T .- .. 3-,, ,,,,,,,» coNsTlPAjrz«t“;: :tc;~.:)Ac:l-it: - V - - V ,i__t_lll:l l,eading;8nmmel'ieeliris.° :1 M,m.ST ‘L 1891. eminently qualltied to vlrite a text 9'3“ it ° “ SALT ,-.,H5J«;-.«__ vgrjg-go;-ULA ,_,_.’. _ . ,

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“ mischievous,” “injudicious.” Vetily HEAR. ,- the age of chivalry is gone and that of T _l3|§Zl;‘ 3'3. 5 ‘ politicians hassucceeded. . Wellllllsllt

we “have. eiipccted that a tliousand ‘

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book on the feathered tribes of the g g ‘ A Union ‘must-iaeioe-Very -

province. His style is clear and at- tractive, though somewhat florid at

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judicious éditdis TTT

warms, ..sil.;;lmls*.v.- at »:'..;:t..

1'. ID. llANlIIN,.—3}: Agent for Queen’: ‘County.

J. TA. GOURLLE, . Agent for Prince County. ‘

Ch'town, Ian, 30, '91-cl

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No one but the GUARDIAN has dared to do it and——we are so ,dreadTfully “ injudicious.” I

On several occasions opponents times, and he has gathered together, _ . — , _ ; i .. . failing in‘ argument have had recourse the compass of some eighty pages, in“ T°,“‘ "Wm ""5 fl“ “‘k l’°“':’ l:° A sure Tfsrrthe ab“, , ._ ,_ . ‘ y T B!“ to taunting the editor of the(}i:Aiiol.\N amount of valuable information such 3f"°“R°.°“° "£;’;$:"h‘°l‘ ''l’‘'°‘’'_l'‘‘“f’ '5 ° diseases , . _. " 1 4* ,ST- .-..1; ~ _ ;- with youth aild inexperience. On all .s probably no other man in Prince Women 07” “I0 3C'iT- 17- Wlthmsult. . '. Broche BI'.&d.fOl‘d Gaflmt, &' ‘

Edward Island possesses relative to all-WOO], ®uble-width Serge.

our birds The following passage on the migration of the birds is interesting:

“Our birds move southward on the approach of autumn. Some, like the swallows and the male warblers, re-

treat when summer has just passed its climax; others tarry till the snows

such occasions, however, we might wpll have responded in some such words as Pitt. and expressed a hope to be among the number of those whose follies cease with their youth, and not of that num- ber who are “iujudicious," shortsighted and backboueless in spite of age and

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The new core for drunkenness practiced by Dr. Keeley of Dwight, Ill., is indorsed

experience. In looking back over the and frostsof winter compel their de- by thehpficplgo Advaniiae, The them ._ IlT§.$§,.tBd'D,,e8s GQ0ds.w .4 course this journal has steered, how- parture. Some, like the robin and “PW” 1° t °“'°““1°” ",b“°d, ‘P . _to 23¢ r ax-d_ , A W " __ i -Q P3 5'

8",. W M“ no reuon to beuhmd s w, merely go to the Northern or :'hlfi;!:“i“$;;’§.t§'t:°?1f°?:1:ll’:‘;l°’;:;'c:n‘:‘r‘;:“;? Tllllrsllay, Allgllst " = .; , A j , gf it: Indged there is a grim Iatil- uiddle Stueg ‘hue others’ "8 we the brain. the ganglia and the spinal cord. """"" . T . " T T _ i hcfion in we kumfledgo um: ‘Ml. swallpws, Eh: redstart: aualosome otltlg lab, gttilckis on [he “.319 mane, glmd FARE forrtliieroundtrip 5oc. ihgpdingtia _, p . . . y T , T ~», g T ;, ox

war ers, n awin r me on 1 50¢" - mi», ' - 7 'ic tsa uowon eatte . _ 1,0 ' i’ ' . ’ .~. Old!!!’ bud‘ ll“? led "*9 P°°Pl° 33'-“Y sunny shore of the Mexican Gulf, or :l:1l‘l;::llVlt0Il]lllaB:lct(,:u?lt!‘l):ll the steiliidlaciit B“'“'s§T°0kSl0r¢ In<lTeW- H» C0505 G'°° T Colorgl fig the claims and predictions of the even in South America. Their line of becomesanecessity, afood; and the _ap- car) Store, I . ~ v ' ~ g I rm 9 n lllbrolilerfidg

. . . . _ H b O as H“, M, “hie, ,, uw_ A Suitable field close by the Station has_ . hand : _ i . .

. mi ration is down the Atlantic coast. 9 ‘ 9 9° m 1 Y PP°_ . 30m0- . . GTTARDTTQT upon an “ma mfiten have Th: th G lf of Mexico by IITT° "i”‘h°ld "19 WPPIY causes sufl‘erlng- T-Tee? P-mcmed’ "he" 9”” "6 ‘“““”°'“°“.t‘ T‘ ' ' T’ T T ‘ .. ‘ . ’ ii-'AT‘_;,“: ‘or been verified to the letter. Take for n8°"°::°m ‘i,.,m_‘:da to ‘cm, “,3 The demand for alcoholic food has all {,‘;°p“$v';§ef,°°‘b“'- B"°‘*"- '“°°*~ °‘°- ""1 _.____+_.__. - 4 l “ . " instance our course in the last Scott thence to Yuuun‘ the rage of hunger, and the drunlrard is Refieshmemubleon the émmds. IT is ofien asked why. it is_ mu. _ V, g

helpless. His self-control is lost and, he cannot resist the appetite for drink. The remedy involves a rutoration of the

W. P. (‘olwell sells so much more crockery than any other store on P.‘ E. Island. This is one reason, he

Train will leave Charlottetown at 8.45 a. in. local time.

By order of committee,

* B13ek-DresTs Googla-NoverTThiTivo and . ‘large a’ variety. Nctéiipecially the weight,

Act campaign. When a license law was set up by the opponents of the

“Some of our birds, as the sparrows, thrnshes, and warblers, move leisurely

. - in their migrations, feeding their way nerve tissue to its natural condition, and p D. M RAE , , _ H » I - — . .. . g 9 _, = J, Scott Act as the one thing needful we from P0“ to P0“, and occupy weeks this ,8 wcwed b the “.8 of“, mudqte‘ Aur3_3i 1 c um‘. pays the Pnmg,. for c".cul,,m.,g finish Of 0111‘ above all, ll0l£8. GE contended that the local legislature. This antidoteis i-chloridenf gold, which 5‘°“T' news through the country, East and ~ « i -

in coming from the Eastern States. Other swift-winged species, as the night-hawk and the swift, cover the same ground in two or three days.

_ ofthe price. West, North and South, that the best - the cheapest the largest stock of T crockery in the Province is at

W. P. COLWILL’S.

Another reason why who sell so much more Crockery than anyone _ ~. else on the Island is because the 1- y T“ “ ._f’."‘§ *..‘-’

isa specific. as quinine is for malaria. Itis introduced‘ both by injection an‘! internal application, reverses the varia- tion of the nerve cells, and makes the nerve tissue every whit whole. Says the Advance: “The remedy is air; active and in a fe.v days the tient sthat the up tite for liquor is saving him. The awfu thirst becomes a fright-

backed up by the conscience of the country, would never enact such slaw.

The organs of the rum party held _ _ _ _ _ differeutlyand even assured the elec- B“‘d' m‘8"‘t° “'03”! by '“8l"t» '““‘8 to a great height, often ‘one or two

tors that. they would use their power- “magma to hue ‘ brad View of

hi 05°" ‘ml ‘he L°Ki'l“'“"° i'° the country and easily shape their But we T

HEAD UTlRl[RS

FQR Clothing and Geiit’s furnishings. Our reputation

one

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:::O‘Te :ight afdontrey :ere wrong. tT:Tf)TlinliTundred Trobizs arliavdifintbb ea:lTTy “.51 expeneuce of th°Tp“”' as leaders for g0nLl g0OdS; and IT’:-'°l’l° ten 8'” ‘"‘°”‘‘’ that the -— -. -« -- l~ _ , —:- d f ' ' _ b‘.-d T g, _ 1 l ' ‘ pa 0l0 get l'0Ck‘.‘2'\ ll!‘ (i'las~’ware ‘ . . gr‘, 1 p , y g f , , g .

Again it was contended that the GOV- s::nne:; ';.ns3‘n;l"gciitiie1-;;fl;;,igng about gm: . y ‘ M E {lg V’ 0(:;V:r p)r1(§s,I1s. Wt]'.ll known all is 8, the Chenpcs, (;,.,,,.l,,-l-5: Store, n _ . _ . _, , I .1. °'T°°'T’G°"°'T"l ‘Wm M‘ "P"! the calling loudly as if conscious that they 3 T T ¥T. T ' ' S am ' . “"6 Y9‘ W0)’ °0"l.°- Thai? '6 FWD0 , , _ _. . T Scott Act until some law was passed hug wcomplhhed m impomn, ,,,,de,._ ..,. 5 ~ ‘ ho ' We have a bezlut.1lTul assort- for the next. Come along and gel _' ,. H ; . . '1 “ , . v to take its place, and even “W. C. D." taking, and were excited over a return ‘ & mént .9f Cloths 1“ Stock f0? some of those cheap Cups & Saucer” , ,, - T T’ TT T T ’ TT _ wrote home to the Examiner assuring '59 theltold Summer haunts. As mum” "M may cu. NE‘/E°R,; suits and trouserings ‘“ ,,. _ 1, ,~ ~ -z _ y y i ,. -. _. “ Q, the electors that His Excellency would "“'d‘ ““3"‘“° ‘t ‘"35" "° ’°1d°m 5“ f,*;‘;*,‘:""“"“‘“““*“’*“‘“*“ ,FAlLS.’T T‘ T W . P. l S-an T’ .3 ’ 'TTT. ‘T T TTT

the winged armies on the march ; but many a morning have we missed the thousands that the evefig before crowded our bays and woodlands. We always see the brant migrate. If

See our Custom-made ‘-13, 14 and $15 Tweed Suits. T

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exercise his discretionary powers to their benefit in the matter. The GUABDIAX contended that he had no discretionary power in the matter, and

SOOTI-llnc. CLEANSING,

EALING.

.'nstant— Relief, Pet-manetd ' Cars, failure Impossible.

Ian} so-called diseases are simpl _ symptoms of Calarrli, such as - vernal I scan of -

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the journal which sat on the fence the northern breeding grounds”. =—. l ‘ 51 .0 l, 1,. ° .1 gom . ____0NT__. N. B. &. M. RATTENBURY - t _ una e ma e up l min or We would suggest that Mr. Bain b“y9_!;w “ex ‘ , _V _ AGENTfS. ¢

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that at the end of the 30 days the ver- dict of the people would be atlirmed, Prouiptly on the expiration of those 30 days the Act went out of effect in Charlottetown. this journal held that the repeal of the Scott Act

_ , desel dth b'rd i d’ tlfom cost: 0!. T - - ~. =ncv-rice»-~o---o-we d»--ms o2o:,°2...:.:.o1;?..:'i:.:.;.. TMT 1. . T -. . s . . . . = ,. ‘. 5 I _ s - - WW0 °°“0'v'7 "h‘°h ‘"5 l°°l“°8 ‘"91 at a great height for a few mmnenti, ~_ , . .- ere an a] or Charlottetown, and at Messrs. A. A. Mac- ,j,,.,, " ,_ . ‘i Q . T‘ a lin anxious e es to the electors with the hoarse clamor of it thousand as “A no - i. J“.‘“’’ 21903 « 5°08” 57‘ 3'0-S-o G¢°f8el0Wn. and will be TT TT T A T .. T fi S ~ olTp(e3ll lglteto toy tb f voices the? sweat’ away and are soon 5* - '-.5‘-,..‘« -, ‘5... 3 .T °P¢“ “W1 the 14th day 07 August. at noon. ‘- T. T. .- . T T at 0 In save em rom ’ TT"‘TT”‘" ' T " 3" " >'»‘~.-. _-~. on the terms and subject to the conditions

the curse of free rum. But we were told by “experienced” and “judi- cious editors that the conutry would suffer no harm, that Charlottetown had only itself to consider. And what is the verdict to-day? The Examiner, the “judicious” Examiner,

an opinion except that it didn’t like the Scott Act is now forced to admit that the country is reaping the bitter fruits of free mm which it was instru- mental in bringing upon the common-

the weather‘ is favorable they leave the sixth or seventh of J une regularly. Just before sundown the flocks become unusually restless and noisy. Then, while the summer sky is aglow with the setting sun, and evening sheds her calm beauty over land and sea, in one

lost in the dimness of the northern sky. In the early spring, during the period of migration, on is calm, clear night, if you take your stand beneath‘ the star-lit sky, where there is no noise to disturb, you will hear the almost constant fanning of wings high in the scintillating heavens, as the birds sweep on silently in their journey to

should now turn his attention to the flora of the Island, as we have heard several‘ students of N atnral -History ‘express a wish that a work on this

acts. 5 deafness, _ smell, oul breath, ll|}W:k.;l Ilzdllflx tins. nanssai stun l-lb‘ o ‘ bility, etc. you are troub with . any of these or . inllred sym toms, . you: have Catarrh.aadslzoiud - no tune in lrucuiing a bottle of Nisan lxaur. Ia warmd iu_t.ima-, neglected fill! in hgd resnlis us Cat:~..nli, 1. l- ured lqyf oousuur tins and death. Nsnax. ‘Jan! is so! by all druilzists, - or will be sent, post paid. on receipt of 3'-‘ pt1ee(§0eenIaamlSl.w)by adsx» ~' ’ FUl.Fg:lD ll C0,,

Prince st.’ Baptist Sallhatll SEE-all

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stem; Perus- MONDAY, AUG. 10

ON THE BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS OF

JOHN MQEACHERN, Esq.

D. A. TTBTRUCE.

PerfeetT&lial*anteed. ,

Gardener Dual G0.

SYDNEY, C. B.

l deauppléelg by tlhis Cgirlapany. os wit . e s to oe bookgd by espatc l r r carg ,

UPERIOR Steam and Domcst5cTf',(§oaT’TT1 Vessels

Indian Billet TTl‘TlléBS

URSU ANT to a Resolution of the Share- _ho'lders of the Telephone Company 0

P. 1., the Directors offer for subscripli Stock of the Company not exceeding $12,000 in the aggregate, for the purpose of the cou- templated extension of the Company's lines mentioned in the ‘ct of Assembly passed at the last Session of the Legislature. Subscrip-

mentioncd in the Subscription Books. B. ROGERS,

Secs etary

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, A LOT 01:‘ Barbadoes T

i T see’ this stock before buying Telsewherje, - .

NOW OPENTTETD.-—OneTThiTr3dred and ninety Heu’s,

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d jusTTtopenedT ,1 "Me,.nemst * Blabllld.-i__.

Correct Styles and Prices.-. Ladies

W ouien’s and Childre ’s b ts, Sh d SI’ ‘ at Cheapes§;,Pi-ices evgr ogeored inlet: the stoc_k . y , g . ,_ _ ,, p

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5 is 83- Sugar. f T JUTSTT ARRIVED ‘

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theincrease am... the l...",..:.°T.T.i° fI‘f_,‘," ,”,',‘f §,f,;';,,',’,f,"‘;‘§," “;“,f;";j',‘c:’jf, A _ Saturday Exciirsioiis . I B=1m,;§:;g,§5,-gggganeecyggw G §“P99€g,‘°*,ii, , ..;,,l - w the Scott Act. The statement is inis- is If by - - . T y _ g T g g Tau," ‘ ‘°°‘““3- T“ P°“°° '°°°"" '‘'°' “N .T:T.TT:vholminTiT;TlTy TlsTTaT.T»:T.:TrTT:.i LYCEUM HALL: O’-"MENCING °“ Saturday» aoth June. , __ . - - S¢:ot_tiT|h Uoionapd COT-up-nr

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in 1889 the arrests for drunkenness were 306 ;in 1890, the last year of the Scott Act, 225. During 1889, however, there was an increase but there are circumstances connected therewith which have no right to be set aside. During the last few years of the Scott Act’s operation in this city until, in l890, when largely through the ceaseless warfare of the Guaanux, the Hop Beer uusiauce received some check, the Scott Act

through the fault, not of the Scott Act but of one ofits interpreters. We were also without a prosecutor, and the police force was by_ a Ruin Council. Yet notwithstanding all this, the Scott mh . salutary efleot that uoTthiTTng -like the drunkenness we uhw no ungd ‘t, that time, and the pssph well my.

sigh for the recon: of a measure which

gave peace, quietness and safety such